This post is all about Outlander Knitting Patterns!
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The only thing more satisfying than the plot of Outlander are the delicious Outlander knitting patterns inspired by the show. From Claire’s array of sensational shawls to Brianna’s unforgettable capelet, this show has created some iconic looks, and now they can ALL be yours to recreate!
I have been to ALL of my favorite knitting websites and am so excited to tell you all about their most popular Outlander Knitting Patterns! Get ready to be amazed and inspired by the incredible talent of these passionate designers and the delicious yarns they feature.
Popular Outlander Knitting Patterns
Snow and Ashes
The Snow and Ashes shawl by RachelUnraveled is one of the most popular Outlander Knitting Patterns on LoveCrafts.com and Ravelry. Inspired by Marsali and Fergus, this sensational pattern includes stripes, slipped stitches, lace and mosaic colorwork.
The Snow and Ashes shawl is knit using 3 colors of fingering weight yarn. RachelUnraveled recommends that you use subtly contrasting colors. The yarn shown in the pattern is Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Light Yarn in light purple, medium purple and dark purple. SHOP COLORS NOW!
2 more swoon worthy Outlander Knitting Patterns from LoveCrafts.com include Kay’s Tess D’Urbervilles Shawl by Naturalstateknits and Scottish Highlander Shawl Outlander Inspired by Patricia A:
Highlander Wrap Pattern
by Mary Maxim
Highlander Wrap Pattern by Mary Maxim is another stunning shawl pattern inspired by Outlander and it’s knit up quickly using worsted weight yarn and size 10 (6mm) needles.
The Highlander Wrap Pattern is knit in Mary Maxim’s Woodland Yarn which is comprised of 10% Alpaca and 90% Premium Acrylic. The pattern calls for balls of yarn in colors Charcoal, Moss and Cranberry:
2 more SENSATIONAL Outlander Patterns from Mary Maxim include Claire’s Cowl and Highlander Knit Cowl – Greys. Both of these stunning cowls are available in kits (shown below). Order yours TODAY!
Outlander Carolina Shawl Pattern
If you’re a knitter, then you will LOVE Louise Bollanos’ blog, Handy Little Me where you’ll find new patterns, tutorials and a true passion for creative living! Handy Little Me also features an Outlander Knitting Patterns page that includes the Outlander Carolina Shawl Pattern as well as many other sensational Outlander Knitting Patterns!
To knit the Outlander Carolina Shawl Pattern you’ll need skeins of bulky weight yarn in a dark brown and black. Louise suggests bulky/chunky yarns such as Alize SuperLana Maxi, Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky and West Yorkshire Spinners Re:Treat to knit this gorgous shawl:
2 more popular, inspired by Outlander Knitting Patterns from Louise Bollanos sublime blog include Claire’s Rent Shawl and Outlander Brianna Fingerless Gloves Pattern:
World Famous Celtic Mitts
by Inner Wild
World Famous Celtic Mitts by Inner Wild are another highly popular Outlander Knitting Pattern on LoveCrafts.com and it’s oh so easy to see why. The World Famous Celtic Mitts seen above were actually knit for and worn by iconic character Claire in the series and photographed by the designer before being shipped to the Outlander Costume Dept!
The World Famous Celtic Mitts feature Celtic knotwork and make the perfect cozy accessory for spring and fall weather. Tuck your hands up inside them or wear them as sleeves, the World Famous Celtic Mitts were originally knitted in Araucania Toconao but designer Inner Wild also recommends Berroco Ultra Alpaca Natural and Cascade 220:
More fingerless mitts inspired by the show include Claire’s Fingerless Gloves Pattern by Mary Maxim and the Mori Cuffs by Inner Wild, which were actually featured in Outlander and worn by Claire:
Fergus’ Socks
by Anna Friberg
Fergus’ Socks by Anna Friberg are a pair of handknit socks inspired by Scottish argyle and named after the character Fergus who is introduced in the second Outlander book. Designer Anna Friberg was inspired by his French birthplace as well as his childhood in the highlands and she created this delicate pattern in honor of both.
Fergus’ Socks can be knit in sizes XS to XL and you can adjust the length of the leg to just how long you like it. The pattern is available in English, French and Swedish and the yarn recommendation is a Superwash Merino/Silk blend. 2 popular options include Fyberspates Scrumptious 4 Ply from LoveCrafts.com and Gloss Fingering by KnitPicks.com:
2 more “Highlands Inspired” sock patterns include the DunBroch by Kay Jones and Sassenach by Dana Gervais:
Outlandish Capelet Pattern
by Mary Maxim
by Coral G
A list Outlander Knitting Patterns wouldn’t be complete without one (or 4) capelet patterns and the Outlandish Capelet Pattern by Mary Maxim is so perfectly reminiscent of the capelet costumes featured in the show.
This downloadable, Outlandish Capelet Pattern pattern is knit on a large, size 15 (10mm) needle and measures approximately 8 inches deep and 39″ across when you’re done. It features bulky weight yarn such as the popular Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky (100% Acrylic) at LoveCrafts.com and Berroco Vintage Chunky Yarn from Jimmy Beans Wool:
More sensational capelet knitting patterns include Claire’s Capelet by Tina B, Claire’s Shoulder Warmer by Coral G and Brianna’s Shawl by Coral G:
Herringbone Lace Turban
The Herringbone Lace Turban by Theodora Goes Wild is inspired by the turbans worn by women during World War 2 to keep their hair in place while they worked in factories or at home. This sensational patterns is knit flat on 2 needs in a lace, herringbone rib stitch which will stretch to fit your head.
The Herringbone Lace Turban is also perfect for keeping your ears warm when cool winds blow. The pattern uses 260-300 meters of DK weight yarn. 2 popular choices include Debbie Bliss Rialto DK (100% Merino) from LoveCrafts.com and Swish DK by Knit Picks:
2 more simply fabulous Outlander inspired hat patterns include Beret Scottish Bonnet Pattern Outlander Inspired by Patricia A and The Perfect Beret by janelleknits:
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